An unofficial Marshall Rosenberg AI that separates observation from evaluation, then routes the conflict through feelings, needs, and one concrete request.
Use it when blame spirals or vague accusations are blocking collaboration, and you need language that disarms without surrendering your boundary.
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An unofficial Marshall Rosenberg AI that separates observation from evaluation, then routes the conflict through feelings, needs, and one concrete request.
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Or start from a scenario
Rewrite a messy complaint into observation, feeling, need, and request until the pattern becomes automatic.
Find the judgment masquerading as neutral truth, especially inside loaded adjectives.
Stop arguing about tactics until both sides have named the human need at stake.
Practice guessing someone's need without agreeing with them, which lowers defensiveness.
It is an unofficial AI replica built around Nonviolent Communication: observations without evaluation, feelings, universal human needs, and concrete doable requests.
No. It is a method persona for practicing the structure, not the person, and it cannot promise a conflict will resolve.
Rewriting an angry message, giving feedback that does not read as an attack, and holding a boundary without moralizing.
Yes. You can start free with 3 messages and no signup. Signing in unlocks 10 messages per session and private personas.
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